High Intensity Daily Personal Activities

High Intensity Daily Personal Activities

At Sahara Care, we provide High Intensity Daily Personal Activities for participants with complex support needs who require specialised assistance to manage their health and daily living. Our highly trained and experienced support staff deliver these services with professionalism, compassion, and a strong commitment to safety, ensuring participants receive the highest standard of care while maintaining their dignity and independence.

Our team is equipped to provide support with a range of high intensity care requirements, including medication assistance, continence management, mobility and transfer support, PEG feeding, enteral nutrition, tracheostomy care, and other specialised supports delivered in accordance with individual care plans and clinical guidance. Every service is tailored to the participant’s unique needs, preferences, and routines, promoting comfort, confidence, and overall wellbeing.

Why Choose Us

Why Family

CHOOSE US?

Personalised Support

Tailor support plan to unique goals, preferences, and lifestyle,

Compassionate Care

Our dedicated team provides respectful, reliable, and compassionate support

Empowering Independence

Build confidence, develop life skills, and achieve greater independence.

Community Inclusion

Encouraging meaningful connections by supporting active participation.

TESTIMONIALS

WHAT OUR FAMILY SAYS

"Sahara Care transformed my daily life. Their caregivers are patient, professional, and genuinely kind. I finally feel independent in my own home."

Sarah M. NDIS Participant

As a carer, Sahara's respite services gave me the break I desperately needed — knowing Mum was in the best hands possible."

Jhon T. Family Carer

"Working alongside Sahara Care has been seamless. They truly put participants first and communicate proactively with the entire care team."

Matthew C. Family Carer

"Working alongside Sahara Care has been seamless. They truly put participants first and communicate proactively with the entire care team."

Chris .M NDIS participant

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